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Canadian Owned New York Fries Opens Stores In Hong Kong And Bahrain - Cambridge Now!
I remember hanging out with Jay Gould's family 25 years ago and hearing him talk about starting a business which would initially sell, skin-on french fries and Coca-Cola. I thought it was a bold move for someone who had cut his teeth on one of Canada's first fresh food restaurants ...a little place called C...
New York Fries Opens 200th Store - Foodservice World
TORONTO - It wasn't too long ago that Jay Gould purchased the rights to a New York City-based QSR concept specializing in french fries, which he then launched in Toronto. It was 1984 to be exact, and tomorrow, November 6, 2009, Gould's Toronto-based company will be opening its 200th store in Hong Kong. The ...
Breaking into the Burger Business - BNN
How has the burger business been faring in a recession? The answer may surprise you. BNN speaks to Jay Gould, president of New York Fries & South St. Burger Company; and Linda Strachan, senior account manager, NPD Group. http://watch.bnn.ca/wednesday/#clip231179
Despite its name, N.Y. Fries is Canadian - Telegraph Journal
By: Derwin Gowan ST. ANDREWS - An upper St. John River valley potato grower has a stake in the success of Lori Bourque's business in Dieppe. Bourque owns the franchise for the New York Fries restaurant chain in Champlain Place. The Toronto-based chain, with 197 locations mostly in Canada, slices, fries and ...
Q107 Derringer in the morning and his love for New York Fries
Fries King no Health Nut - London Free Press
Mon, August 17, 2009 - by Hank Daniszewski Jay Gould never set out to become the french fry king or make fast food healthier -- it just happened that way. As president of New York Fries, Gould led the drive to use healthier cooking oils in the fast-food industry. Earlier he co-fou...
Augmented reality Gary Coleman fortune-teller launched - Techradar.com
Whatchoo-talkin-bout!? By Adam Hartley Friday at 09:02 BST TV viewers of a certain age that fondly remember pint-sized Gary Coleman in the 1980s classic Diff'rent Strokes will surely be no less than thrilled at the fact that he is now the star of his own augmented reality Facebook fortune-telling app. What ...
